Alt9 

Secondary Alternative Schools West

Curriculum Leader:  Johanna Chambers
416-393-1452.

Graduating class of 2018

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Special Events

  • Graduation
  • Annual journey to the Toronto Islands
  • Regular exploration of Toronto Arts and Culture spaces
  • Mural making with artists Patrick Da Coste and Philip Cote
  • Hot Docs Film Festival Screenings
  • Therapy dog visits
  • Garment making
  • Student-led photoshoots
  • “Take it Easy Tuesday” weekly wellness activities
  • Volunteering in our neighbouring public school
  • Horticulture and growing food
  • Screenwriting workshops
  • Cannabis legalization talks with TPH
  • Investigating Implicit Bias with UT academics

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At Subway Academy II we provide an independent study program to folks in Toronto under 21 who require a flexible school schedule and are ready to take more responsibility for their learning.

Testimonials
​​"Subway II gave me the opportunity and encouragement to embrace my individuality.  It helped me find the courage and the tenacity that it takes to swim against the current."

"I find the one-on-one sessions to be rather revolutionary in contrast to other schools I have attended. I cherish the freedom."

"Subway Academy II was virtually a lifesaver for our family. Students are guided towards independence in a unique environment that is demanding yet still flexible, equitable and accommodating and free of boundaries."

New in 2019 - 2020:

  • Senior university math
  • Co-op

Registration Information:
Call (416) 393-1445 to book a registration appointment

You will need an updated Credit Counselling Summary
from your current/most recent school to register

Timetable Structure:

  • Semestered
  • 830am start, 130pm finish
  • Must attend three days/week
  • Students meet with teachers on a first come-first served basis

Subway Academy II

64 Baldwin Street, 3rd Floor
Toronto, ON M5T 1L4
416-393-1445

https://schoolweb.tdsb.on.ca/subwayacademy2/

Trustee:  Chris Moise

Student Body:

  • Ages 17-21
  • Grades 11-12 (Grade 9-10 compulsory credits completed)
  • Approximately 100 students

Program Highlights

  • We are the only school in the TDSB that offers an independent study program

  • A great school solution for folks who need their education to work around other obligations

  • Students attend three days per week and meet with our supportive teaching staff on a first come-first served basis

  • Offering grade 11 and 12 college, mixed, university, and open level courses in the  humanities, Indigenous history and culture, English, social sciences, interdisciplinary studies, Canadian and world studies, and math
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  • Credit Recovery and Ontario Secondary School Literacy course both available

  • Access to classwork and assignments on various online platforms

  • We have an active nutrition program and food to take home for evenings and weekends
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  • We work as a community to create authentic and engaging learning opportunities, events, field trips, workshops, and wellness activies
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  • Part-time Social Work and Special Education supports are available